Thomas Thundat

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University at Buffalo

United States

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Dr. Thomas Thundat is a Professor at the University at Buffalo in the United States. His research focuses on advanced sensing technologies, including photothermal spectroscopy and nanomaterials for chemical detection. Recent publications highlight innovations in real-time detection of trace pollutants and the development of nanostructured materials for various applications.

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Jun Liu

Assistant Professor

State University of New York at Buffalo

UNITED STATES

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Mark Swihart

SUNY Distinguished Professor

University at Buffalo

UNITED STATES

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Zhi Li

Principal Investigator, Adjunct Professor

University of Alberta

CANADA

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Avisek Dutta

University at Buffalo

UNITED STATES

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Hyun-Joong Chung

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University of Alberta

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Peter Q. Liu

UNITED STATES

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Articles (20)

Magnetic Iron Oxide Seed-mediated Formation of 2D ZnO Core–shell Nanostructures

Real-Time Standoff Detection of Trace Levels of PFAS in Water Using Photothermal Nanomechanical Spectroscopy

Real-time detection of trace analytes using molecular-antenna-enhanced photothermal spectroscopy

Wireless Powered Passive Resonant-Based Omnidirectional Sensing System in Human Cooperative Robots

Deterministic Fabrication of Liquid Metal Nanopatterns for Nanophotonics Applications

(Invited) Revolving the Mechanical Stress in Batteries by Using Microcantilever

Chemical Sensing Using Thermocouple Cantilevers: Pushing Toward Quantum Sensing

Rapid Detection of Trace Levels of Perfluorooctanoic Acid Using Photothermal Cantilever Deflection Spectroscopy

(Sensor Division Student Research Award) Ultra-Sensitive Photothermal Spectroscopy for Attogram-Level Detection

Micropatternable Ink Composed of MAX Phase ZIF-8 for Gas Sensing Applications

Ultrasensitive Photothermal Spectroscopy: Harnessing the Seebeck Effect for Attogram-Level Detection

Paper-Based Hydrogen Sensors Using Ultrathin Palladium Nanowires

Coupling Electro-Chemo- Thermodynamics with Water in Salt (WIS) Electrolyte for Enhanced Pseudocapacitive Charge Storage

Multi-Modal Stand-Off Detection of Plastics for Sorting Application

Microcantilever: An Unique Apparatus to Revolve the Mechanical Stress in Batteries

Pd Alloy Nanosheet Inks for Inkjet‐Printable H2 Sensors on Paper

Ultrathin Palladium Nanowires for Fast and Hysteresis-Free H2 Sensing

Photoinduced Multistable Resonance Frequency Switching of Phase Change Microstring at Room Temperature

Palladium Nanosheet-Based Dual Gas Sensors for Sensitive Room-Temperature Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide Detection

(Invited) Measurement of Thermophysical Properties of Liquid Analytes Using Microfluidic Resonators via Photothermal Modulation

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Jun Liu

Mark Swihart

Zhi Li

Avisek Dutta

Hyun-Joong Chung

Peter Q. Liu

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